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Student Loan Debt Hits $1 Trillion -- Pre-Paid College Tuition Plans May Make a Comeback

College Graduation

We thought we’d dodged a bullet. When the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced that student loan debt had passed the $1 trillion mark my first thought was one of relief since our last child is graduating from college next month. Even though his tuition has almost doubled during his tenure as a student at the University of California, we were fortunate that he will be able to graduate without student loan debt. That may change in the future if he decides to complete a graduate degree, but my husband and I wiped our brows with a collective sigh of relief.

 

Students march against tuition fee rise

Thousands of students and lecturers are demonstrating in central London against plans to almost treble tuition fees and cut university funding in England. The National Union of Students says about ...

 

Tuition hike protests may lead to police intervention

Tuition hike protests may lead to police intervention

Students occupying an administration building at the University of California, Santa Cruz, for the past three nights expect police to start removing them by force.

 

Students storm UCLA building to protest expected UC system fee increase

About 30 students stormed UCLA's Campbell Hall and barricaded the doors with chains and bike locks early this morning to protest a student fee increase that is expected to be endorsed by the University of California's Board of Regents today.

 

Public college costs rising fast

Public college costs rising fast

Despite downturn, tuition and fees rise 6.5 percent at public four-year colleges.

 

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